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printText {'inaugural':unicodeChar(5)} | printText {'inaugural':unicodeChar(5)} | ||
%u is unicode initial('xyz¡': | %u is unicode initial('xyz¡':U | ||
printText {%u:unicodeChar(4)} | printText {%u:unicodeChar(4)} | ||
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The question mark in the result represents an EBCDIC character that | The question mark in the result represents an EBCDIC character that | ||
is not displayable. | is not displayable. | ||
For information about the | |||
For further information about the above request, see descriptions of: | |||
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<li>the [[Targeted Text statements|printText]] statement | |||
<li>the instrinsic String [[U (String function)|U]] function | |||
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Revision as of 09:46, 10 December 2010
Single character at specified position of string
This function returns the string value of the single character at a specified position in the method object Unicode string.
The UnicodeChar function is available as of version 7.5 of the Sirius Mods.
Syntax
%outUni = unicode:UnicodeChar(position)
Syntax Terms
- %outUni
- A Unicode variable to receive the result of the UnicodeChar method.
- unicode
- A Unicode string.
- position
- The position in the method object string of the character you want to identify. A value of 1 finds the first character in the string.
Usage Notes
- The position value must be a non-negative, non-zero number; a zero or negative number results in request cancellation. A length value greater than the declared length of the output string results in request cancellation.
- For a given position, the UnicodeChar function returns the same value as the UnicodeSubstring function with a length argument of 1.
- The UnicodeChar method is analogous to the intrinsic String Char function.
Example
The following request calls UnicodeChar two times:
Begin printText {'inaugural':unicodeChar(5)} %u is unicode initial('xyz¡':U printText {%u:unicodeChar(4)} End
The result is:
g ?
The question mark in the result represents an EBCDIC character that is not displayable.
For further information about the above request, see descriptions of: